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Man arrested over alleged attempted rape at cinema

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A 67-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted rape at a cinema in north-west London. The arrest took place in Primrose Hill around 17:30 BST on Monday, following an alleged incident on June 11 at a Finchley Road cinema. Detective Chief Inspector Paul Ridley thanked the public for their support, which facilitated the arrest. He acknowledged the concern this incident may have caused and reassured local residents that the investigation is progressing swiftly. Ridley emphasized the commitment to ensuring that women and girls feel safe in London.

Neighbourhood officers are set to increase patrols in the area to reinforce community safety. This incident highlights ongoing concerns about safety in public spaces, particularly for vulnerable populations. The police have urged anyone with information to come forward to assist in the investigation.

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